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Originally Posted by murphusa
If I go to purchased a house and it needed a soil test for the spectic tank etc and a company gave me a certificate that said "in their opinion based on such and such" that the soil was ok and then I buy the house but find out 10 years latter that their results were not up to standards and that was the reason for illness etc.
Wouldn't I be able to go to court, Why not here
I based my decession on a report that everything was OK, now I find out they are not
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Because the soil test will be detailed. Not an opinion.
Here's what we tested for, and what we found at what level and how that compares to what the law allows.
If the testing was done wrong, yes you can pursue it.
If the allowable levels changed and are a problem now when they weren't 10 years ago....Maybe, but I doubt it would work.
If they say "we dug a hole and the dirt looks ok" that's just an opinion and is closer to a COA that the actual soil test.
The technology is available now to know a load of stuff about a signed item, but it's not quite cheap enough yet.
Steve B
01-13-2012, 06:28 PM
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